YouTube Premium Plan Will Pause for 14 Days if All Members Not in Same Household as Manager, Announces Company

YouTube has started notifying users about the Premium subscription usage. The Google-owned streaming platform sent out notifications to users saying that the YouTube Premium family membership would require all the members to be in the same household as the family manager. This means that if the YouTube Premium users do not live in the same house or location as their family manager, they cannot enjoy the ad-free experience and other Premium benefits. The company sent out an email with the title "Your YouTube Premium family membership will be paused" to many users. YouTube said, "It appears you may not be in the same household as your family manager, and your membership will be paused in 14 days." However, an X user said he talked to Google and representatives told him that the family manager of YouTube Premium plan must be in the same country. Apple Adds iPhone XS and iPhone 8 Plus in Vintage List, Marks 2017 iPad 5 and 3 MacBook Models As ‘Obsolete’ Ahead of iPhone 17 Series Launch; Here’s What It Means.

YouTube Premium Family Membership Plan Will End If Users Not in Same House

YouTube Premium Will Work If Members Are in Same House

YouTube Premium Membership Plan Will End For Users Not in Same House

YouTube Premium Plan May Work for Country Where Family Manager Is Living 

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